Quote Originally Posted by Subjekt
Tough Decision But this should be Fun!!

Lets start shall we

White Widow - Most popular strain, It taste very minty & has a strong and probably thee strongest high. The high last for a long time and gives you a uplifting feeling, so you'll be high as a kite but feeling good and a excellent body high. When grown indoors it can be about 80-100cm and If your growing outdoors it can be from 150-200cm. So a indoor grow will give you about a +200gr and outdoors +350gr, Plus its not a big plant to grow, its a short thick plant and it takes 8weeks to flower.....Right now White Widow is THEE best & has won the last few cannibas cups...:hippy:

AK 47 - This right here is one of my favorites and if grown right it can be "VERY" potent, it's up there with white widow. The high last just as long as white widow and the high hits you quick. It taste mostly like ginger and its a powdery bud so when the Blunt goes down a lil the taste becomes strong, and can be hard on the throat. Plus it makes you a lil clumsey/silly..indoors will yeild you about 300gr and outdoors will yeild about 500gr and about 7 - 9 weeks flowering... But out of all buds ak47 and chocolate kush are my favorites....Ak has won a few cups as well and is in 2nd place for best Indica in 03 and has a percentage of 21.5% THC in 99 for the cannabis cup and that was the HIGHEST of that year....

I hope all this helps on that decision of yours....

Good Luck :jointsmile:
keep in mind, this is just 'Advertising', promotional statements ... take it with a huge grain of salt ... if they grew 100 plants, they will tell you the potency and yield of their single best plant, or make it up out of their head ... notice they don't tell you some plants will be male, or hermaphrodite-prone, or not germinate at all (notice they don't mention AK47 will be smelled a mile away, or that there are so many versions of WW, some good, some bad) ... I'm not saying these particular seeds aren't good, just a word of caution to 'question or ignore' advertising statements ... we growers don't have 'Better Business Bureau' protection, yet ... :jointsmile: